Sister Hull in Ecuador: I is training!

Monday, July 18, 2016

I is training!

Mama,
Well this was quite a week for you and i am happy to hear of all the fun things that are going on!!!

Well sorry this is going to be a bit short but i had to do some other things but overall I am doing really well!!

My comp is from Colombia, Cartagena to be exact. She just had her 21st birthday this 15th of July so that was fun. Her name is Hermana Ramirez and super excited to work. I love this time. Training is so hard but so fun!!!!

I am just so happy for the chance I get to share the Gospel. I am so blessed and am excited to keep working and sharing this light. I was thinking just how important is that we live the gospel not just sometimes but all the time. Because that is when our light grows and we do to and can help others come unto Him even more. Not through word but actions and how we live the simple sweet truths of the gospel!!

Sorry again this is short. But you know obedience is the first law of heaven and I need those blessings!!!!!
LOVE YOU TONS!!!!
Hermana Hull

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Write Me!!

I would absolutely LOVE a letter or email from anyone!!

Sister Jenika Hull

Ecuador Quito North Mission

Calle Francisco Robles E4-151

y Avenida Amazones

Edificio Iglesia de Jesucristo

Quito, Pichincha

ECUADOR

Or, this is easy, you can send me a letter for FREE through Dear Elder! Click the link, then choose the Ecuador Quito North Mission.

www.dearelder.com

Or you can email me, I will be able to read emails once a week.

jenika.hull@myldsmail.net

Also, sending packages to Ecuador is kind of complicated, I guess. But here are the instructions I received in from my Mission President about how to do it-

Packages sent from the U.S. to Ecuador may not exceed 4 pounds and must carry a green sticker, even if the post office workers suggest you use a white one. It must have this customs declaration on the package, or it will not be accepted in this country.

The packages must be addressed as follows:

Elder/Sister: Full name

Misión Ecuador Quito

Calle Robles E4-151 y Avenida Amazonas

Casilla: 17-07-9921

Quito, Pichincha

Ecuador

Do not send packages by Priority mail or FedEx or UPS. These will automatically go to “mail jail”, requiring a special trip to the post office and payment of a large fee. All of which, will cause a long delay for your missionary to receive their packages. Also if packages are over the limit the country starts charging for overweight and what the package contains(incoming taxes charge) which means you have to pay to send it and then to receive it(generally $30-$80 to take it out of ̈mail jail ̈). The church does not cover this cost. The time and money the church spends on postage is enormous in order for the missionaries to receive their mission mail and personal mail, your cooperation in this issue is highly valued, thank you for your help.

Monday, July 18, 2016

I is training!

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